If we see that a traffic lane is bordered on both edges by double broken road markings, what type of lane is it showing us?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

According to the General Traffic Regulations (Article 40(1)), when double broken markings delimit a lane on both sides, they indicate that the lane is reversible: traffic may be regulated in one direction or the other by lane control signals or other means. That is why the correct answer is a reversible lane. Those who travel in it must have at least the low beam on, both by day and by night. A lane reserved for buses or for bicycles is not identified by this marking, but by its own specific signage.

If we see that a traffic lane is bordered on both edges by double broken road markings, what type of lane is it showing us?

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